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Posted: Thu Jun 15, 2006 3:08 pm |
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oh, well,
multiline tabs? what to do if you open say 100 files and only 8 tabs can be displayed in a line? 12-13 lines would take too much from the window space, woudn't it?
Quote: | 2.) Character Set per SERVER or PROJECT |
right.
Quote: | 3.) Colored Tabs by Server/Project |
not sure, but probably would be nice.
right.
Quote: | 5.) Go To Function |
hmm, did you see Code Explorer window? It's where all classes, constants, methods, variables and functions. You can click on them you can search for them. What else is required?
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Joined: 11 May 2006 |
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 1:23 am |
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No, I don't necessarily want multi-tabs - I don't like them either BUT a convinient way to find open tabs faster if they don't fit all on the screen. For this a dock would be nice which simply shows all open tabs in a list (only the filename - showing the directory should be optional as it is confusion). Basically it is the Window Menu List, but perhaps styled in a more "readable" way, e.g. with displaying path names optional or the filename in bold and/or sorted alphabetically.
Concerning the "Go To Function": I have already discovered the Code Explorer, but first of all the search input doesn't show any reaction if I have limited the view of the explorer to only functions and methods. And secondly I like every function I can use by using my loved keyboard instead of switching back and forth between the mouse and the keyboard which is really a hassle.
Something as discussed right here would be nice: incremental-function-search-t1937.html
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 10:48 am |
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Quote: | 1.) Custom Commands for Project Context Menu
It woud be useful if I could add certain programs to the context menu of each project. For example I could add a putty, winscp or navicat call with the project dependent parameters (host, login etc.) to have them ready within a second |
It's there for years.
Quote: | 2.) Shell Menu access from Tab context menu
It would be great if I could access the same shell menu as in the explorer/workspace window from the context menu of each tab to facilitate access e.g. to my lovely svn client tortoise |
it's hardly possible.
You might already notice that whenever shell menu used, such menus are drawn in a native windows style while Tab popup differs from them. I'll check what can be done, but I'm almost sure it's impossible to marry them.
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Joined: 11 May 2006 |
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 1:39 pm |
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1.) Oh yeah, here it is! I'm sorry - I haven't examined the custom menu in too much detail. You're right - I can do this with the "Integration" Menu using the @ProjPath()@ variable. I wasn't aware of this really neat feature! So thx for the tip!
2.) Yes, I remember this from my old Delphi days - the Windows API is always a "special" and work intensive case In which language is PHPEd written in? Perhaps these ressources might help you:
- http://koders.com/delphi/fidFC5323BB21DC2A6417D0E8C7BE5853701D48C525.aspx?s=IContextMenu
- http://www.paranoia.clara.net/articles/using_delphi_shell_controls.html
These are Delphi ressources, but they also give a little insight into the specific Windows API.
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